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cognscns, cognscent-, present participle of cognscere, to know
too many missing "o" to be typos...
I think that it has to be cognoscere, and so on...
And, Faldage, it is not feminine plural. The modern form " conoscente" is (used as a) noun, and has equal masculine and feminine form. The literal meaning is " the one who knows" , but now it is used as " an acquaintance"
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I know a lot about being a dinosaur
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